CHURCH NOTES: Farewell Bishop Colin
In this week's Church Notes, a tribute is paid to Bishop Colin who has retired after spending 45 years as a priest in the Church of England.
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Hawkedon goes yellow for mental health day
Students and staff at Hawkedon wore yellow on Friday, October 9 to honour mental health day.
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British Modern Military History Society goes virtual
The British Modern Military History Society is still running virtually, and has a whole host of upcoming talks.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: For the future
This week, Cllr Lindsay Ferris looks forward to next year's WBC elections and what he will do if she gains control of the council.
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ROZ CROY: How can we help you, Wokingham borough?
This week, Roz Croy, a Citizens Advice volunteer, wants to know what else she can to help Wokingham borough.
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Creating space for mental health conversations
In this week's column, Harry talks about the importance of creating space to have conversations about mental health.
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Christmas WINner for Wokingham In Need
Antique Rose recently gifted more than £1,800 to Wokingham In Need.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Easthampstead Rotary
After days of heavy rain, the autumn sun shone again on the 80 golfers who took part in this year's Easthampstead Rotary Open Golf Tournament.
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READERS’ LETTERS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of October 15, 2020
Readers' Letters as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 15, 2020.
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Stop press: It was the sweetest juice we had ever tried
Last month, Floreat Montague Park Primary School celebrated Apple Day.
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